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<b><i>Marketing Tech:</i></b> Attract New Clients Online

The Perceptio marketing firm reports that more clients searching for an attorney found them from Internet content than they did from referrals. This confirms earlier research by LexisNexis reported in 2014 that most consumers go online to look for an attorney

11 minute read October 01, 2015 at 11:45 AM
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Larry Bodine
<b><i>Marketing Tech:</i></b> Attract New Clients Online

The Perceptio marketing firm reports that more clients searching for an attorney found them from Internet content than they did from referrals. This confirms earlier research by LexisNexis reported in 2014 that most consumers go online to look for an attorney

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